Sciennes P4-7 Patron of Reading Assembly 1.5.15
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Janis Mackay, celebrated and award winning children's author was invited by Ms Bethan Owen to become Sciennes' Patron of Reading and we are all thrilled that Janis has accepted this role. She will work with the school over the next three years and gave inspiring, masterclass presentations to both P1-3 and P4-7 Assemblies on Friday 1st May 2015.
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Mrs Jennie Waters has been an outstanding, devoted and much loved teacher at Sciennes for fourteen years and Mrs Noble spoke for everyone in thanking her sincerely and wishing her well in her new post at Dunbar Primary School. She will be sorely missed but hope she will keep in touch with all her friends at Sciennes.
The special whole school Assembly also marked the retirement of our incomparable and dynamic Business Manager, Ms Angela Christie, who has worked tirelessly throughout her career at Sciennes to provide the best possible experiences and learning for generations of our pupils. Her talents and capabilities are countless and the impact she has had at Sciennes is staggering.
A former Sciennes parent herself, Ms Christie has always worked indefatigably in close partnership with the Friends of Sciennes School Charity Trust and all the many Parent Council subgroups over many years. We were joined at the Assembly by several parent representatives, including Sue Lewis, Emma Kirk and Phoebe Cochrane who presented her with a gift and a banner of messages made in secret by all the pupils.
Mrs Noble and pupil Oscar presented Ms Christie with a beautiful floorbook which Ms Anstruther had arranged to be filled with lovely and creative messages from each class in school. Mrs Noble celebrated some of Ms Christie's outstanding achievements: arranging innovative cycling programmes for P1-P7, promoting sustainability, Active Travel and Spanish, introducing online payments, driving improvements in digital learning, championing outdoor learning and our wonderful playground and ever striving to light the flame of learning in all she does. And all this on top of and far beyond her Business Manager remit, where she also excels! Truly, a Sciennes Legend and thoroughly deserving of now being able to timetable some time for herself. We wish Angela a very happy retirement, with deep love and grateful respect.
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Sciennes P4-7 Patron of Reading Assembly 1.5.15
- 1. Sciennes Primary Assembly P4-P7 Friday 1st May 2015
- 2. Sciennes Values Respect Honesty Rights and Responsibility Quality Equality Kindness Good manners Forgiveness Co-operation Citizenship
- 10. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Ailsa Receives Book from Author
- 11. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Swim/Dive Team
- 12. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Diving Medallists
- 13. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? P6 Racquets Team
- 14. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Two First Place Trophies for Yash!
- 15. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? First Place Fencing Salver for Milenka!
- 16. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Level 6 Ski-ing for Will!
- 17. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Margaret Represents Scotland!
- 18. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Sophia Raises £100 for Playground!
- 19. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? P6 Natural Disasters Learning Day
- 20. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? IONA HIGHLAND DANCING WINNER – SIX FIRST PLACE TROPHIES AND ONE SECOND PLACE TROPHY!
- 21. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Alex and Rory Foodbank Easter Eggs
- 22. BAKE SALE FOR NEPAL NEXT FRIDAY 8th MAY WEAR RED EARTHQUAKE APPEAL
- 23. What have you done today that makes YOU feel proud? Edinburgh Festival of Cycling Launch
- 24. WALK TO SCHOOL IN MAY HOW MANY BADGES CAN YOU COLLECT?
- 25. ECO MEETING 12.50pm TUESDAY 5th May Huts with Miss Gallagher
- 26. SWIMATHON – MYDONATE PAGES SWIMATHON 11th – 15th MAY
- 27. SWIMATHON – MYDONATE PAGES SWIMATHON 11th – 15th MAY
- 28. Scottish Opera Wed 6th May Dress Rehearsal 1.20pm for P4 and Siblings Performance 2.15pm for Parents
- 29. TODAY AT CRAGS
- 31. OSCAR WINNING DIRECTOR FILMING TODAY Please exit playground 12.05pm GiuseppeTornatore
- 32. Mon 4th SCHOOL CLOSED HOLIDAY Tues 5th P6 ‘TRYathlon’ Wed 6th P5 Scottish Opera P7 at East Fortune Thurs 7th SCHOOL CLOSED ELECTION Fri 8th P1-3 Ceilidh Kids NEPAL BAKE SALE – WEAR RED
- 33. This week’s house points Tantallon Lauder Sienna Grange